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St Paul's Within the Walls
The image shows the church of St. Paul's Within the Walls (Italian: San Paolo dentro le Mura) on the Via Nazionale in Rome. Designed by the English architect George Edmund Street, the church was completed in 1880 and was the first Protestant dedication in the city after the Italian unification.
St. Paul's Within the Walls
Christ Enthroned in the Heavenly Jerusalem: Christ is flanked by archangels, with an empty space representing Lucifer's vacated position. From left to right, the five archangels are: Uriel holds the sun; Michael is a glorious figure in armour; Gabriel bears the lily of the Annunciation; Chemuel (Camael), the angel of the Sangreal, stands next to him with the sacred cup; and Zophiel (Jophiel), to his left, holds the moon. Mosaic at St Paul's Within the Walls, an Episcopal church in Rome, Italy.

St Paul's Within the Walls

Rome, Italy

St Paul's Within the Walls stands out as one of Rome’s more modern churches, with construction beginning in 1873. This church serves as the city’s home for the Episcopalian community, offering a different spiritual and architectural perspective compared to the many ancient basilicas found across Rome.

Artistic Highlights and Unique Mosaics

Inside, visitors are drawn to a collection of fascinating artwork. The church is especially known for its mosaics created by Edward Burne-Jones, a prominent artist associated with the Pre-Raphaelite movement. These mosaics bring vibrant color and distinctive narratives to the space, marking a notable departure from traditional Roman church interiors. The combination of modern history and remarkable art makes this church a unique presence among Rome’s religious landmarks.

Source - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Paul%27s_Within_the_Walls
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